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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: [OS] nvOC easy-to-use Linux Nvidia Mining v0018
by
fullzero
on 23/08/2017, 04:05:04 UTC
P106-100 BOUNTY

The person who will be able to unlock the overclock of my 13x P106 Rig (on the ASRock H110 BTC) with nvOC will get


1 ETH


I only got pure P106-rigs and no non-mining cards mixtures.

PM me and I will give you access to one of my Rigs.


Thanks!


I'm ready to make a donation too, if the issue with P106 cards is finally solved, but it's been so long already ...

Download the pure P106-100 1bash for headless SSH operation from the link on the OP; replace the 1 bash on your rig with it.  

Add your pool / addresses / workername to the 1bash.

Note: for this version don't use:

Maxximus007_AUTO_TEMPERATURE_CONTROL

or

IAmNotAJeep_and_Maxximus007_WATCHDOG

ensure they are both set to "NO"

Run the mining process; it should not OC at this time.  This is expected; it will alter the xorg.conf as needed.  

Note the Rig IP; write it down.

If you are not already running fully headless; ensure that you reboot: disconnecting any monitor from integrated graphics on the mobo before the rig reboots.

With your rig IP ssh into the rig after it boots ( see guide on the OP for more information on how to do this.  If from a linux system use the cmd from terminal:

Code:
ssh m1@your_rig_ip_here

you will be prompted

enter:

Code:
yes

the password is:
Code:
miner1

once you are logged in via SSH; enter:

Code:
screen -ls

if there is already a screen named miner use the cmd:

Code:
screen -r miner

to reconnect to the mining process and ignore the rest of this guide


if there is not; enter the cmd:

Code:
bash 1bash

to launch the mining process

once you see the message:

Quote
process in screen miner; attach with: screen -r miner

hit

Code:
ctrl + c

then enter:

Code:
screen -r miner

If you have problems with this; let me know.  I can't test this directly as I don't have these GPUs; but this should work unless I made a typo in the 1bash.


Also; you can edit the 1bash via SSH with the cmd:

Code:
nano 1bash

note this is a visual editor; again see the SSH guide for more info on nano.